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Descent from the Lacamp Plateau
Part Two: from Clermont-sur-Lauquet, climb up to the Lacamp plateau, then descend to Labastide-en-Val, Villetritouls, Taurize, Rieux-en-Val and return to Mayronnes.
Wizard's house in Greffeil
A beautiful hike, steep at first, which quickly runs along the top of the valley, with a bird's eye view of the village and the surrounding hills. You will then go deeper and deeper into the forest.
The panoramic trail in Labastide-en-Val
The Lacamp plateau overlooking the Val de Dagne offers numerous viewpoints. Heath, communal forest (beech and oak) and state-owned forest (fir and cedar). This trail passes two orientation tables that provide information about the Montagne Noire and the Pyrenees. It led to Bouisse, a day's walk across the Lacamp plateau.
On the village square, next to the fountain and at the corner of the old town hall, a sign describing the trail was installed in 2010.
Since 2020, the old public toilets have become the smallest museum in the world!
The Milobre de Bouisse
A large, gentle hill that is easily accessible, Milobre de Bouisse nevertheless rises to an altitude of 878 m and offers a magnificent view of the Corbières, the Canigou massif, Pech de Bugarach and the Ariège Pyrenees. After an open first section dominated by pastures, the route continues through charming valleys where conifers grow alongside numerous deciduous species before returning to the meadows for a final panoramic view.
Circular starting from Taurize en Val de Dagne
In Taurize, you may see the "bull" on the church wall and perhaps also the ancient pagan altar dedicated to the cult of Mithra on the hill overlooking the village. Some say there are mitounes fairies!
Montjoi - Au Promontoire de l'Aigle
A beautiful, bucolic hike along a river with a few tributary streams. Three-quarters of the route is shaded, easy for beginners but with some steep sections. Trail marked in yellow.
Valmigère loop
Loop around Valmigère in the undergrowth, then up to the heights with a beautiful panorama of the Pyrenees and the Pic de Bugarach. The loop is marked with a descriptive sign in front of the town hall and marked in yellow. It is described in an anti-clockwise direction, but I recommend doing it clockwise, as the slopes are gentler on the way up (I did the loop in this direction). The signs indicate a time of 3 hours, which should be taken into account with breaks, as it is not difficult.
The Lacamp Plateau
Starting from Mayronnes.
A circular spring loop to get you started: a two-day trek with one night’s bivouac at the end of the stage.
Ascent to the Lacamp Plateau
First section starting from Mayronnes, towards Clermont-sur-Lauquet and the climb up to the Lacamp plateau.
Places of interest: beautiful views, old bridges.
Mayronnes circular loop
Walk starting from Mayronnes, at the end of the road. The route follows the sculpture trail for part of the way.
Panoramic circular of Mayronnes
Hike around Maryonnes with beautiful views of the Corbières. The trail climbs steeply in the first part through the undergrowth.
The Leaf Trail in Serviès-en-Val
The route is shaped like a leaf, in reference to the vineyard it crosses. It leads from Serviès-en-Val to Rieux-en-Val and then to Villemagne. Follow the well-marked "Chemin des Six Sens" (Path of the Six Senses) and return to Serviès-en-Val by following the yellow markings.
Saint-Hilaire circular
Once you've conquered the first kilometre, this hike offers superb panoramic views. The path along the ridge allows you to discover beautiful holm oaks, white heather, cotton cistus and many other plants.
La Berco Petito and La Berco Grando
An ascent through forest, with beautiful stands of cedar trees. A pleasant ridge walk with beautiful views.
Cabano Naouto and Mourel des Garouilles
From the small village of Pradelles-En-Val, it is hard to miss the rocky outcrop of Cabano Naouto, which rises to the south with its sides eroded by weathering. The proposed route first crosses vineyards and broom before reaching the ridge, which offers beautiful views of the village and the valley. After Mourel des Garouilles, the return journey takes you through heath where a few vineyards dot the landscape here and there before becoming ubiquitous over the last kilometre.